NY Times, Fri, Jul 13, 2007

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1. "On the other hand ..." : BUTTHEN 8. Quaint cry from a caught crook, with "The" : JIGISUP 15. Between here and there : ENROUTE 16. Hot : ONAROLL 17. Go for, as a ball : SWINGAT 18. Film director's discovery : INGENUE 19. Powwow place : TEPEE 20. Wrong : SIN 22. Town outside Harrisburg : ENOLA 23. Topless? : BALD 24. "Le Bon Bock" artist : MANET 26. Times on the History Channel? : ERAS 27. Cusp : EVE 28. Sony debut of 1979 : WALKMAN 30. Swallowed the bait? : ATE 31. Spandex and Lurex : TEXTILES 33. Hurt : PAINED 35. Works with : USES 36. "What's the ___?" : DIFF 37. Seashell hues : BEIGES 40. 1940s fashion : ZOOTSUIT 44. Smart figures? : IQS 45. 1938 Daphne du Maurier novel : REBECCA 47. Layer : PLY 48. Neighbor of Mex. : GUAT 50. Ohio city whose name means "hospitality" in Greek : XENIA 51. Dog : FLOP 52. High country : TIBET 54. Popular ISP : AOL 55. Slog : SLAVE 56. Wrong : INERROR 58. Natural gas components : ETHANES 60. "___ Place" : MELROSE 61. Be at rest : LIEIDLE 62. One who tries : ESSAYER 63. Bawls out : YELLSAT		1. Favorite : BESTBET 2. Backtrack on, as a rug : UNWEAVE 3. Certain multiscreen cinema : TRIPLEX 4. Quieted (down) : TONED 5. Overwhelming : HUGE 6. Viscosity symbol, in physics : ETA 7. Figure on which royalties are based : NETSALES 8. What to do if you can't beat the suckers : JOINEM 9. Night spot : INN 10. Thomas ___, last royal governor of Massachusetts : GAGE 11. 1919 Broadway musical that set a record for most performances up to that time : IRENE 12. Southwest Arizona's ___ Desert : SONORAN 13. Howl : ULULATE 14. Content : PLEASED 21. Puts one's John Hancock on : INKS 24. What X + Y signifies : MALESEX 25. Cassava product : TAPIOCA 28. Having learned a lesson : WISER 29. Mex. is in it : NAFTA 32. Port pusher : TUG 34. Hypotheticals : IFS 36. How most farm animals behave : DOCILELY 37. Very much : BIGTIME 38. Zebras, e.g. : EQUINES 39. "___ Daughter," 2003 Judi Hendricks novel : ISABELS 40. Greek philosopher who founded Stoicism : ZENO 41. High-elevation areas : UPLANDS 42. 1983 Randy Newman song : ILOVELA 43. Ready to be proofed : TYPESET 46. Carrier : BEARER 49. Earth, in sci-fi : TERRA 51. Grain threshing tool : FLAIL 53. Legendary siege site : TROY 55. Author Silverstein : SHEL 57. Saccharide suffix : OSE 59. 7-up, e.g. : TIE